They weren't trying to deliver it.
You were being taunted.
They weren't trying to deliver it.
You were being taunted.
They will never tax the rich without taxing passive income.
But of course they're also going after the little guy first.
Read the novel if you haven't. The screenwriter (William Goldman) wrote the novel as well, and it's fantastic. It has depth to it that wouldn't have worked in the movie.
Unfortunately his behavior continued on set. Creepy dude.
But his character wasn't meant to be creepy, and I need to remember that from time to time.
My heart is with you.
This was never my fight, but I was always vaguely supportive.
But about a year ago my wife and I invited someone into our home and lives, and we had no idea how terrifying that would get for them.
So yes, I echo some of your fears. How do I protect them should people show up wanting to disappear them?
How do I deal with that fear without projecting it onto them, when they're dealing with enough?
I was never a parent and yet now I kinda am, and I have a tiny sense of what you're going through - from Minnesota.
Just don't watch the movie that followed the series. It's not worth it.
Yeah, sorry about that. I work for an insurance company, but not for much longer. (Not that I ever made that worse for you, I am/was in collections.)
Players: "What about that item you gave us in the third session but never used? This must be what it was for all along, right?"
DM to self: What the hell are they talking about?
Absolutely, mileage will vary, so do your research.
Mine got me a mortgage when nobody else was lending. Got my wife the house she'd always wanted, her grandma's place. I'd been a member for more than a decade by that point. The mortgage wasn't even through them, they found us the lender, so they at best got a referral fee.
Move your shit to a credit union. They are far more forgiving.
Lawsuits will not beat fascists.
He really understood what works on screen and on the page. It's a rare trait to have mastered both as well as he did.